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I ftf' ; - 1 11 , 1 0. , /; 4 7 , y . . 4 , 14 - -- ‘ . 06 1i0°0.411 11. 'O i ji . i \ Pa • . , . • rek.r . .. . . . '- 1 , ' ." . V ''. • 0 .........---<- .9,. WO & :lir .f .-..* '•% ' A a ,7:/..,--'l. Z .' "f• - -- ,0b .. " t , . NUMBER 80-12 ' se St ar' ' w rit set , he ca me iiient 10- j ope three•) SATURDAY. JUNE 13, 1818. [PRICE SEVENPENO t for;'' the• st ;le GENERAL ELECTION. t•I v.b. it/f H. S ELDRA K E has removed, front I..V_AL , No. 50; STRAND, to No. 12, ADAM-STREET, ADELPfIf, and continues 'to make every Article for which he luls - aciplited reputation, viz. TRUSSES of known supe riority for every hind of Roptr.re ; lustrittnects to remove or assist every kind of Personal Distortion; besides others, which have the additional .advantage of not being visible to any Observer; these can 'only be had of him, in Adam -street. It, is necessary to give.this Caution, as many Persons still in quire for hint in the Strand, and arcrlec , ived by persons who pretend to imitate his inventions, of which they bade, infact, no knowledge. His Treatises .on the Cure of Dis torted Spine, on Distortions on the Legs stud Feet, and Use fUl Hints to those who are afflicted With Ruptures, &c. may 'be had in-Adani-street. .0 v erf by P r : 3 : clob , led tisc COUNTY OF BEDFORD ELECTION. T HE COMAIITTEE:pt COLONEL OSBORN MEET• DAILY at No. 14, CAREtSTREET, coin's-inn-601,15, where COMMUNICATIONS relative to thi s ELECTION are requested to be made.—June 1918. ~Sts Eat). a,,ddres- TO THE LOYAL AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OP THE CITY OF LONDON. 'Per Gill. - t i /7.1/4 /.1•,;-fiFeIGE, Jenm. 12, 1818 ! . CO NIVESSIONERSfiv VICTUALLING r.114?-11-.4JE,s77Y's AcivY do hereby give Altice, That ertte 2"e : rid "Y, Me ad of July next, they will be re a dy t o re uders writing (waled up), and t re at f or the '41)1j111 4 ' , parate Contra ' cis) cf what FRESH BEEF may be ti / .1;for the use of his Majesty's Ships - and Vessels at " " 1. akd Loch Rycfn, on the Coast of Scotland, and at i4J.".et,is Dorsetshi re , for Twelve CalendcrMonths ( I°r ' ifr ritni o the 2.3 d July, and the l a tt er f rom th e 21st el : r" also, for the Supply of what RUM maybe dst. t a.hded for the use of his Majesty's Troops at the h Modal far Twelve Months certain from the 10th Sep al:4r next, and Arther until six Months warning shall bit 2. :lbr th e termination of the Contract. ' , e Conditions of th e Contracts may be seen at Me Secre- Z.:I; G ad, at this (Vice ; awl, as regards those fm4,Fresh Qt 5 4 . 6 a PP l .3ling to the Coll ec t ors o f his Majesty:A Csattoms ir aer and Treymoulh, respectively. ek to ' regco'd will be had t o any T en d er i n w hi c h t h e P r i ce be i nserted in w or d s at l'en,rth, or Mat shall not be 41 ieer ja i t d to the Board before One o'Clock on' the said Fri 114any ,; "4 ' 3,1 of July next, nor unless the Person who ,444:4:4e, Te nder, or s ome P erson en his behalf, attends to ta_ c c ic hen ca ll ed for. Pc.Ar arrest also be accompanied by a Letter signer! , pc, respon.siGie Persons, engaging to become bound w t, tend ering - , ire Me Penal Sum cf 5001. for the due ` rt ct.ce each:V . the Contracts. ACADFAY, SOMERSET-PLACE., ki BRION of the ROYA L ACA st'44 OPEN.—.Admission, from Eight o'Clock 4 4. Ole Sh Ili 1, Catalugue, Ono Shilling. HENRY HOWARD, R.A. Secretary. Ali MONOPOLY IN BEER. A ING will he holden at the CROWN 1 / 4 ..vr / 10 R TAVERN. S'I'RAND, op WEDNESDAY is 'h' AltY P ERSONS who signed th e ANTI-MONOPOLY Akity t.. con , ider an d reso l ve on such f urther Measures Pc ' E s 'arY /0 pr ocure I.iNCIPATION tout the LICFN • • • \ • tt tilt stMi'sYS I, and a Restoration of tilt of 4 Clu ck Fprectree l s rade in Beer.-- ! The Chair will he taken . sely. H. SCHULTES, Secretary. I:t iq . .. • , - • • innuediate Patronage of their Royal Highnesses ' l Nel l ;"'t and Duchess of CI , 'MBERLANII, the Diike•and tss (i f , cti„ri L,A .MBRIDGE, and several Personages of Dis ' 4l Nc i a s • I4tAl --"Ex GREAT CONCERT ROOM, HAY „ AIARKEI . Ivo! UeN,,‘.•l CORR( most respectfully informs 14kt Phu. Y and Gentry that her BENEFIT CONCERT e hit MONDAY NEXT. Po h l ' I. el, PL OF THE CONCERT. • 1110.,14evi,•44.4 s ymphony tax Jupiter (Mozart) ; Comic T r i o A : Ignors Ainhrogetti, llegrea, and ,Angrisacti, Pvr Patria, Signor Critelli, (Paler/ ; Resit. that•:il Ye pretty warbling, Mrs.Salation, ivith Mr. Sharp, (liartel4 ; Quartetto, Oh che 1,1:1;1, Angrisani, and Na (Gil li• Dnet'and Trio, by desire, from La lte aGirc,l - ‘ a ` Madame Fodor, Signor , Corri, Signor CH : . 112 ( c Hi - . 1 rtt.- rpq r , (n g) • Celebrated• French Cantata, 14,11"x134 ' ' cha ( t ) I n t ' er e , r Ma ' alan ' te Fodor," (Nicola) ; Comic b t ,:At) ; _ P.cilietto, signor :kiiihrogetti and Signora Curri, (14% with Variati‘ansSalmon, -Sul Margine • I loy c ' t ,‘, tk er tet t he ' tields, Mr. a aid Mrs.Vatighan. tr. fi' . "hg, Deh Tretiate, S4nur Curri, (Pucitta); (Brati.inx .;; Quartetto from - Idomeneo, Llirttr,h • Corri, situur Garcia, and Si gnor Ati ee, "). Grand Fina) (Had.) 'e Acti,. Madame e,- Dusse y k n Moralt and Miss art I:"rt P l aY Cra mer ' s Grand Duet for the harp and * b e ,ta,,in which will he introduced (by d es i re ) a S co t c h tictal er by Signor a Corti and Miss It. Curri. I'k l P.tl pt the 13uud, rr,ers of t S h i , i, , , o lio p r i.l p i a l g s n o o d l . etti, assisted by the :fhttxtssion, tsd. each, and Plates - for Boxes, Curri, Gulden : square, and at•the I he Concert to begin at Eight. o'Clock. 74. . . TilE LOTTERY, -, • P r)IIIFST SPATE I OTTERY OFFICE. tk '1..1 '.(i.'i*it'.l ' i ' B. '' CHARING CROSS, 41 'kik i)t':, laive i t '', i•rni .o ttl hs Friends and the Public of Isti - ~..h.vious Advantages:7 4, _ 4 4; I,„(,NLY TWO.DAYS 'lO DRAW: . - 0 . "'ZES of TwF.NTY 'THOUSAND POUNDS br 1..,4,11,1 the Wheel, besides 73 other Capitals: - I , 4 t;;,,.,''''' ? k i N ` I.: X s . the 16th Inst. being the Second Day b o t t . '1• - 'C'e;.'''' , the the Prize above 10001. must li tl klis.V 44 01., or 40 0001 -14I 'tr:; S a rbl SE - 1 IIeFS * now selling in variety of are `,,,,.,,....:' the above* ()ice. tia. li," rw,, b GRAND WHEEL !! ! Nt''' 1 (1, 15 aYs raore, ret all the Grear . P . rizcs s c tiAl p U i n i dmo . , ~,,,outit:and SLVENTY-THREE ot her , )1 1) , 111, 4 , 1111,en, A(kant ages must induce those ts I 'lloi ti ,''e hot yet p„ rd ,„ e d to, vasit MARSHALL, 1, ''t ti ' II AItS ,f s ki ldl -Row who Sold on the 4(1 I d Y ( )I b • .• ' C"r" " ' --"" e• ' 000/ in Shares, ti,.1,/,,, t la " 14, No. :i,31 - 5 a Prize of . l _ ... some of q,,',? sell on the Second Day, next luebda), %W. 4 .I ,( ' eaiiit• i s s4 ii :'''' G, lhiv., 4 „ - ,,,. Sate at MAR '' rx Numbers are now on I,4lP"'ee• Wa;sranted Uundrawn :- 449 a ' )` ' l''' I 4,352 I 155 I 273 I 1 , 0 5 1 . 1 ! i i 'l I 2 ,919 I, 4,331 I 13,673 7 ' zu '":1e1413 '2O/.145. Sixteenths, U. Bs. ad• ti.,.............:"........._.....___ espect -1;t1(,11ii4111); ti,cl),pl:ititittl FhOe n t ib li i % C , out raci 9 rs , I. - DAY till t ,l4 n i , Y Authority of P arliarnetit t , i tt Lottery Nl:'l' O lVi tfi O c N es'%••ill 41;43,.",1L'intil Twelve Clock as the Drawing begins t'ilviri„,?' NIOININC- :hein ' s• the LAST DA\ but one 6 ""tY-SiX CAPITALS. C•itlN.l:l,`.,f?ilowing is the truly Whi e l: ' " s i ATE OF THE WHEEL, a toast all he decided in Two Days, ..• • '• • • • • • • Priz es of .... .X.20,060' 1;i.2. •••'• • • • • Prizes c f - 3, 00 0 14••"• '••• • • • 1' . 43• cs of 2 ,000 • 4(;:"• • • "•• • P r es of. ' 50 ° ••••• • • • • Prizes of • .. 300 '''" • • . Prizes of 209 ... . ... lice. &c. • I'l'e'"11 Prizc M 161 .41.0001. must be 4 - .•-• 9,, 1 "i 1, 1 , ni,..,-- - -4,000, X. 23,000, or :Lieirrektl .nri'-sY Tla 0 11.4, ND POUNDS. r ' 1 ; 4 1) 4 • " 1 :.' h ares, wa ra'nAted4 Undrawn, are selling bY • g e 4'''*l e‘taitbi.`:". tlit• Coiruractors, who sold and sloyed at f ply'it 1 -, r. 'shed Office, ROYAL EXCHANGE, lout 0 l'ititi 1, 1 7 4 5 t -' OF TWNTY•THOUSAND POUNDS , z s .. ~ s Lotteries • and in forwer Lotteries, Ca kii, I) iii '' )' 14-ti n i i ( n 11:11 ::: - . : 1 :. : 0 11 3 :1: A . 1 : 4 ; r : Y i l : :IN' iriSEL:4I .Irl : : I N. : I 3: ::::: M (311:19ING 17(1 (or ss ie j tY; ' 4 l.e posc • f' a n. (1 , 1(1 "‘ Cf of 111 liscon,Lit Y , ` l. 5e 4 I" ' Ii 0,1 0 1 ell tlt es ' e ef , ": so ?- t , 1},0 17 it e i ic eo it) ,cet did " 'r od" 1 - 11 13'1 0 1 V); tri Sr iciti v oti Ct° t ree' fll4 or 19'11 , - rti er l'il-13 0; 11e " 'oil A tW li" tli s orn• 40, :? ,se _l 11,1: o„e - , Y c er o g. 6° 6 0(1 5 1,e 0 6 i f ge 010 1 0 AO 4 r . 01- E 4 • 1" of I F' c ot! , , 5 4, 31c Ili "r v l !1. s r d, 7, t Der I ' " • . i• 41 • ft c ‘;‘ 0 ti ntrfr GENTLEM EN, S INCE I was determined' on Monday last, b the deficiency of Candidates, by invitations to endea• your to supply adefault s►• novel and so n►uch to be regretted, and by much encouracement of approbation and distinct pro• mise of support, to offer myself to your notice, one of your .Idt.rnien has held out the offer of his service; and with() any communication or notice to me, another Gentleman, most respectable, has been by- some of the 11Iorchants-suddenly and most unexpectedly solicited to become a j..:andidate for your favour. The Meeting for this invitation and acquies cence has been held this day, one hour before the time ap pointed for the Friends who favonr my humble pretensions, and approve my offer to stand in the gap at a moment of the general resilience of all others. It is now confidently reported also, that another Merchant has beeri solicited to become a Candidate. But it is not yet known to me that tither of these three re , spectable Gentlemen will finally determine •to appear before you on - your Hustings, and to stand the Poll. I ant therefore still bound by my offer, and obliged by me principles of steady conduct, to continue my solicitations for your liberal, independent, and ttninfluepced Support, and to request the favour of a GENERAL MEETING- of ,your re spectable body at the LONDON TAVERN, on MONDAY NEXT, the 15th Instant, at Twelve o'Clock precisely, to determ:lte me by your appearance, and the expression -of your confidence and general support, either to retire in deference to Candidates more pleasing to you, or to persevere in offer ing myself to your free and impartial choice. What has taken place so far is highly proper, though too tardy. lam pleased with the part I have taken to stimulate to a more serious attention to the important privilege and sa cred duty of selecting fit and capable men for the high charge of Legislators for a great and wide spread Empire. Your general attendance, your careful and even cautious estimation of me, and your decided expression of 'opinion on my offer ancroretensions, are most earnestly requested ; mid' if all these shall on Monday next confirm the general assur ances of approbation with Which I have so far been honoured, I will continue to solicit your Suffrages to the end of the Poll; and should your approbation honour me at this time with a share in the arduous but honourable duty of one of the Re: presentatives of this great City in the ensuing Parliament, I can assure you most confidently, from the many encourage ments I have had the great pleasure to receive from all Par tiet, and from the highest-and most important interests of your City, that your choice will be satisfactory to them all. I hate the honour to be, With very sincere attachment and respoet, Gentlemen, Your much obliged and devoted humble Servant, THOMAS ItOwcßorr. 66, Lotubard-street„ June 12, 1818. CITY OF LONDON TAVERN, .Itine 12, 1818. T a MEETING of LIVERYMEN, MER -1- CHANTS, and OTHERS, with the MERCANTILE, MANUFACTURING, and SHIPPYNG INTERESTS of the CITY of LONDON, held at the CITY of LONDON TAVERN, for the purpose of tatting into consideration the expediency of proposing a Mercantile Gentleman of practical experience, eminence, and integrity, as a CANDIDATE for i tpe Repre sentation of this great Commercial bity.inParliament, r BADEN POWELL, Esq. in the Chair; Resolved—That this Meeting is of opinion that it is highly expedient that the Commercial, Manufacturing, iNd Shipping Interests of this great City should be Represented in Parlia ment by men who combine with the other necessary qualifica tions those of. commercial experience, ability; ano inde pendence. Resolved—That it is the opinion of this Meeting, that THOMAS WILSON, Esq. (of the firm of Wilson, Agassiz, and Co.), from his known loyalty, his attachment to our va luable Constitution, his commercial experience, mercantile eminence, known integrity, and independence, is eminently qualified to represent this. City in Parliament. Resol red—That this Meeting entirely disclaims any wish to separate itself from, or treat otherwise than with high re spect, the Corporation of the City of London, being fully sensible how great are the obligations which their fellow citizens are under to its members, for their attention to their local duties and to the general interests' of the City, and that, it therefore hopes for the friendly and zealous co-operation of that respectable body in the furtherance of the important object of the present Meeting. Resolved—That a Deputation do immediately wait upon Thomas Wilson, Esq. to invite him to allow his name to be put in nomination for that high and distinguished situation ; a Deputation having been appointed, and waited upoii Mr. Thomas Wilson, they reported that he had , expressed hims e lf highly honoured by the flattering testimony of his friends, amid t bat if it should be their opinion that his services could benefit the interests of the City of London, tie was ready to embark in their cause. • . Resolved—That the thanks ot this Meeting are due to Tho mas Wilson, Esq. for he hai:dsome manner iri which he has been pleased to accede to the wishes of this Meeting, and that he be Uoppsed as a Candidate for one of the Representatives of the City of Loudon. Resolved- 7 -That Nil Meeting will individually and collec tively use their best endeavours to secure the Election of the said Gentleman.' Resolved—That the Resolutions of this Meeting he pub lished in all the Morning and Evening Papers, and be signed by the Cbairtnan. • • - Resiilvcd—'That Committees be immediately fornied to Carry into effect the determination of this Meeting, and they do now adjourn to the adjoining room and proceed to business forthwith. (Signed) BADEN POWELL. Resolved—That the thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chairman, for his able - conduct in the Chair. Mr. Wiison's Committee sits daily at the City of London Tavern, INDIA LONG CLOTHS. T Hp Admirers of the fine Madras Long Cloths of India, and the Public, arc. respectfully informed, MILL RD'S NEW PATENT CLOTH entirely supersedes the use of the above, and is applicable to-all the purposes for which that has been held in universal estimation, as well as for Shirting. 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With respect to the present work, the labour is clearly defined, and therefore easy of calculation. Tou4e's.-court, London, 29th May, 1818. • B l'T IS II PAIN' f NIANUFACTOWY, Queen-Street, theapside,. London. • lAIPENETRAII LE AND. ANTICORROSIVE PAINTS. Inrisittle Green per Cwt.. 505. Black per Cwt. 565. Olive do • 765. White Bright Olive do I Ws. Yellow afis • Dark Red 30s ,Nia• e and Lead 1_ Bright Red ' 365. Odours.... , Chocolate 494 Stone Prepared Oil to thin them fir use ss. per Gallon. - Refined Coll Tar Brown :is. per Cwt.—Conm.on Best Vllite Lem), per Cwt. 50s. TUrpent ine .per Gallon 6s. Second Do. do. .465. [Linseed Oil pee Gallon 49.5 i LAMP OILS. • Per Gal. Genuine Sperm Oil .. 9s. otl. ..Refined Oil -for , \ . Good Burni ng do . 74. f; 4 l. P a t ent Latnits t 0. ho Paleeal Oil 45.91. Pale Witale Oil 4s, 04 - : I , Common ittiv The Impenetrable Paints are suited to all Out-door where a handsome appearance and great dorahiliiy are rt. cipfred.. The Coal Tar Paints, particularly I he' Rt firlec!, wilt preserve Wood formally Years, however - much exposed -to the effects of the Weather, and is a certain cure for Vermin and flry-Rot; it gives a enreridg nearly equal in appearance the 661: Paints. The Whitt , Lead, turpentine, Linseed• Oil, and,Painters' Colours, are of The hest qualities. The Lamp Oils are warranted genuine, and, from the manner in which, they hare been purified, will he found superior to those gene,. rally sold. /It GE UPTON and CO. iNierchants and the Trade supplied on adrantageou. N. IL—No Quantity less.than I albs. of the Impenetrable Paints, and 1 Clet. of Coal Tar, sold. FRAUD PREVENTED. T O. cotinter.ct theinahy at rezni that are tiaiiy, made to ini! ose On the unwary Simrions Conipo4ii ion instead of the GENtIUNE BL ICKING ptepared DAY ;toil MARTIN, they - trace adoaCd a new Label, in which their . Signature,and Address • 97, High Holborn, is so conspicuously placed in the centre of the Laticl,.that. .they trust an attention to this, and the difference the Type, which is unlike all Letter-press, will tnable Purciasers at once to detect the Imposition. The REAL JAPAN BLACKING , ma d e and sold whole- • sale by DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Holborn, and re tailed by the principal Grocers, Druggists, Booksellers, Iron mongers, Perfumers, Boot-makers, &c. in the United King. dons, to Bottles at - Cid Sul and A. 6d. each. RE. ANSLEY'S WIDOW WELCH'S FEMALE PILLS. A MEDICINE which has s t oo d t h e test tor a lon g series of years, and is well known for its peculiar efficacy in removing the Green Sickness, and other Ohs' rue, thins attendant on the female Sex. The cases, pr-ring that the afflicted, Who have hitherto resorted to the use of it, have uniformly been relieved in the most sovereign manner, arc voluminous, and specified in the bills of directions. To guard the public against imposition, the oa,ae of C. Kearsley is engraved on th e stamp, b y t h e special permission of the Commissioners of Stamps, without which they arc not warranted to be genuine. Prepared by Mrs Kearsley , alone, 'from the Original an d., Genuine Recipe, and sold wholesale and retail by Harr Bookseller, 46, Fleet-street; Barclay and Sons; Fleet-market ; Newbery and Sons, St. - Paul's Church-yard; Sutton 'and Ca. Bow Church-yard; Butler and Sons, Cheapside; Sanger..lso; Oxford-street, opposite Bond-street; Evans and SOII, Long lane, Smithfield ; and Johnston e , G ree k- s t ree t , S o h o. ' Madam,--I think it my duty to return you my most humble -- thanks for the Pills, for never.was.so great a cure as I have had. My skin was as yellow as gold ; I could not. keep an y thing. ON my stomach, - but was almost cho:died With phlegm. I had not taken half a-box before,,my appetite returned, and. ' I was relieved from a constant pain in my side. lam now, thank God, quite well. Your dutiful servant, ANN BALADINg. • Price 2s. 9d. per box, stamp included. - LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. - His Royal Highness the DUKE of YORK, President. ';URGEON—Mr.Kiernan, Meal. af the Royal College, London.. GovEßNoasEat I 'of Egremont,. Earl of Leitrim, Hon. Cal. • • J: Barry, M.P. John Latoriche, M. P. IH E Royal and N o bl e P atrons o f- the sbove INSTITUTION, for the exclusive Treatment ef VE NER EA COMPLAINTS, mid their dangerous consequences, in order to insure the benefits that ( have resulted froui it, se lected Mr. KIERNAN as its Sof-geon ; (standing high -on the list of the Royal College) from having directed/his chief at., tention to those diseases. It is the misfortune of Patients under such complaints, to he too often the. dupes of illite rate Pretwders, Who practise on the credulity by imposing titles and specious premises. Against this class..(of late so numerous and (luring), Mr. Kiernan conceives it.a part of his official duty to caution the Public, by pointing to the List of the Royal College;pnblished in February 18111, as the only sure guide, and that-no asscrtiim of Persons assuming such titles, and publicly ad v e r ti s i ng them , without being sa ne - Cone:, by this List, ar e t o b e 6-edited'. The annual reports of : the Lock Dispensary will RrOve, that some of the most dangerous cases of Strictures, Debility, and other supposed incurable affections of the 6eneiatif'e Organs, have been here radically and successfully treated ; facts - which require no !victim-yeti testimony of atliiavits to prove, but the most re spectable Medical evidence. . _ . Mr. KIERNAN may be consulted as usual, by both Sexes, at • his house, 21, Lower Charlotte-street, Bedford-square, where Letter,' from Town and Country Ire to be addressed, and the necessary 'Advice and Medicine 'will be given, or sent, to any part of the United Kingdom. Just published, price 4s. 'Second Edition, Practical Ob servations on the above Diseases, by F. Kiernan, and may be had "at No. 174, Fleet-street, No. 20, Paterruster-row, and No. 10, Crown -court, Soho. E pe a re is re i l i n ( t i e d v. t t o h e eMentt the al or B at t d e . D o n of Nervous Debility, Inward IVastings, Loss of Appetite, In digestion, Depression of Spirits, Trembling or Shaking of the Hands, Scorbutic and every other kind of Eruption, AsthMas, Ulcerated Throats, Seminal ‘Veakness, Pains in the Limbs and Joints, Consumptive Habits, and all constitutional Complaints, immediately to make trial of the Celebrated CORDIAL BALM of RAKASIRI, or NATURE'S INFAL LIBLE BESTORATIVE, as prepared and sold, Wholesale and Retail, by C. J. JORDAN, M. D. at the EAST LONDON MEDICAL ESTABLISHMEXT, No. 7, Cannon Strret Road, St. George's in the East, London. It is universally acknowledged to he the most agreeable and powerful Restorative in all the above Complaints ever dis covered ; it thins the blood, eases the most violirnt pains in the head and stomach; and promotes gentle perspiration. It is utterly impiAsible for-language to express, or eloquence to : extol sufficiently, .the value of this wonderful and incompar :Ole Medicine in restoring health to the afflicted, and giving rigour to the aged. Thousands have been restored to perfect: health, after .h.aying been so reduced by different diseases as to have been despaired of, not only by their tamilieS, but also ,by their professional attendants. Sok], by appoinknent of the Proprietbr, in bottles, Hs. _each, or tvai quantities in one, 20s. each, or four, quantities in one family bottle for 335. duty included, by which one Us. bottle is saved. This inestimable Medicine will keep in all climates, and may be had at Barclay and Son's, Fleet-market ; Vade's, Cornhill ;H. I. Preston's, 101, Strand; Richaids's, 193, Strand; Blake's, 56, Piccadilly; Barker's, 125, Oxford-street: .Chandler's, 70, Qxford-street; Tagg's, 10, Middle Row, llolborn; and by the most respectable Medicine Venders is every part of the Kingdom. Dr. C. LJOrdan takes this general opportunity of min-air-w -ing to the public that he still devotes his study exclusively to the cure of particular - complaints, as a re g ul ar M em b er o f 'the Royal College of Physicians—he .offers a spe e dy an d permanent cure for every class o f nervou s relaxation; diseases of however long standing, or of the must inveterate kind, are, by his new and superior mode of treatment, speedily and effectually cured. Dr. C. J. Jordan may be consulted by all ranks of • people, from nine in the morning till nine in the evening, at the East London Medical Establishment, No. 7, Cannon-str ee t- roa d, near tl!e Commercial-road Turnpike, St. Georges in the Erst. Letters front the country, inclosing a Bank note, will be duly answered, and the necessary Medicine sent to all parti of the lidegdoo.